Like Magic, Lake Reappears Magic Reservoir on the Big Wood River in southern Blaine County is fuller than it has been in six years. Cool temperatures have quelled eager water skiers, motor boaters and sailors a bit. Nonetheless, the summer recreation season there should experience a much needed shot in the arm. Photo by Patty Norris. (See related story.)

Friday, June 10, 2005

• Airport site committee completes job
  Airport Authority decides to disband panel

• Sawtooth abolishes trailhead fees
  Controversial 'experment' ends under new legislation

• Huffman tells Chamber to take stand on airport
  Sun Valley Co. manager voices criticisms of new airport, housing

• Hailey parks board endorses Quigley rec plan
  Golf course key aspect of proposed development

• Resort: Yes to new hotel, maybe not for gondolas
  Sun Valley Co. manager outlines latest development plans

• Sun Valley council supports transit plans
  

• Sun Valley's LOT revenues show growth
  

• Wet spring boon to recreation
  Record precipitation improves Idaho water outlook

• Construction program gives students practical skills
  

• 2005 Hailey Coed Softball League
  

• Snowshoe gal was integral member of community
  Valley courts heritage ladies

• Energy Column : School gets first biomass heat system
  Idaho Energy Buzz by Linda Cawley

• Sandhill Farm tour illuminates growing concern
  

• Drug Dealers
  

• Bush's deceit
  

• Female athletes deserved ruling
  

• Control property taxes by attending budget meetings
  

• Mountain bikers trade karma for the win
  Sun Summit South team takes second in 24-hour relay

• World Pair Champions to open Summer Ice Shows on Saturday
  World's best to perform at historic outdoor rink

• 2005 Ketchum Coed Softball League
  

• Late rally lifts Legion 7-4 in nightcap
  Hailey squad splits season-opening twinbill at Twin Falls

• Ultimate games start June 23
  At Atkinson Park